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Series-when two or more adjectives are used in a sentence following a form. The form:
1. The Determiner came foremost which as the adjective ( a. an. the ) or pronominal adjectives ( these. our. several… . . )

2. Numeric adjectives-follow nevertheless the ordinal figure ( first second… ) comes foremost the central figure ( one. two )

3. The descriptive adjectives-come last when there are more than one descriptive adjective used follow this order:

The order
a. size
b. form
c. quality
d. colour
e. noun determiner-closed description of a noun.

Example: Those 18 long – steammed ruddy prono numerical size colour minal. In many linguistic communications. prenominal adjectives normally occur in a specific order. In general. the adjectival order in English is:

1. general sentiment
2. specific sentiment
3. size
4. form
5. age
6. colour
7. beginning ( nationality )
8. stuff

So. in English. adjectives refering to size precede adjectives refering to age ( “little old” . non “old little” ) . which in bend by and large precede adjectives refering to colour ( “old white” . non “white old” ) . So. we would state “One ( measure ) Nice ( sentiment ) little ( size ) unit of ammunition ( form ) old ( age ) white ( colour ) brick ( stuff ) house. ” This order may be more stiff in some linguistic communications than others ; in some. like Spanish. it may merely be a default ( unmarked ) word order. with other orders being allowable. Due partly to adoptions from French. English has some adjectives that follow the noun as postmodifiers. called postpositive adjectives. such as clip immemorial. Adjectives may even alter intending depending on whether they precede or follow. as in proper: They live in a proper town ( a existent town. non a small town ) V. They live in the town proper ( in the town itself. non in the suburbs ) . All adjectives can follow nouns in certain buildings. such as Tells me something new.